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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

wAsrxxSHA. Wis. Oct This morning
The body Of Horace Brownell, aged 50.
-sbchusn as TIE crossing Of the Wisconsin
Central road, vas fsund lyinz in the door
Of the building which the wsschnsan occu-
pies. A bullet. SUPPOSEDLY from . rite
had pa-sed through his body ana gone
though the uindox. It's shcught thak he
clnid aet have o>en murdered Ter raorev
snli no other ~eseon cas - sssigned uuAess
II vas dcne By some enemy. De leszss =
vie sn1 srxe familv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

RrspTSs. IA, Oct John N. Keim, Q
wealthy farmer OF Lobschsville, this coun-
". committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself IN the bead. Deceased xas in
dictsd AZ the last term OF court on a charge
Of defrsrding bank out OF 500. aud il "a
supposed that tie trouble ls~ hi- 20 take
his lfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Isl was secured a.
iifst baseHaD and
,hGLge catcher Tor
he Minneapolis club
v hich si that time
ss d member OF the
western league.
While here be OH
lated a. back stop
or CaTTuthers IN
many u champion
hip game. Ia $ hs
gned with the Pbli4
lelphia club Es catch
.T, anu continued
slth them IN e6 un-
III bis release was O6-
aimed by the Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Esturnt.s To New York, Whence He Sails
fer Europe Next Wednesday.

PITTssURs, Oct. Michael Davitt passed
through this city today. en- route from Min
neapolis 20 New York. where he stops at
the Gilsey House until next Wednesday
when be sails tor Ireland. The great leader
of the Irish broke bis protrscted silence with
press representatives and while awaiting his
train spoke hopefully of success, but sees
hard times TO come IN Ireland. He stated
that his refusal to be interviewed Was be-
cause ne had but limited time TO go to the
Northwest and back again, and that his
business there was not of . nature that
could be published in detail at present. He
did not care to give the exact programme
that had been decided npon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Charles w. BeHnetI who Is eyeryw here
acknowledged 70 be the best catcher ia the
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Ed Hanlon, captain and center field OF the
club. is p fine looking fellow: % years OF

age. five feet nine
ana one-half inches
high. and weighs
l70 pounds. In
1851 he came to De-
troit, where he has
remained ever
since. Hanlon is a
fair batter and one
'of the best base
,rnnners in the pro-
fession: but in the
field he ranks at
the top, and, with
the possible excep-
tion of Johnston,
of Boston, there is
no other fielder in
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

sidered one OF the finest cstchers ia the
League being fine throwsr. having won
dersul reach, and able 70 stand any amount
OF punishment La his position he ranks
high, last year he had fielding average oi
ss2. with batting average Of .2s4. This
wear be has caught fifty-hva games. with
fielding average OF 800 and q batting
average Of .27S. Owing 10 the injury OF
Bennett last year, which necessitated has re-
firing. camel filled the position Of catcher
TO the entire satisfaction Of the manage
ment This yesr he has csught nearly hall
of the games the club has played, and TO
bis efforts in no small degree is due the
present standing OF the Detroit base ball
club.
Hardy Richardson, the left fielder and
second hasenan In .y years of age i've Ieel
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
SULTAN mULeY HAssAN DEAD.
His sixts-s -y-ar-old son Take. the Oath OF
once over Hss Body.

LosBoS, Oct The report Of the death
OF sultan Muley Hasssn. Of Morocco, is
oonfrnsd. he has been succeeded by his
sixsesn-yssr-old son, who took the oath of
ofics over ths dead body of his isther
and Immediately upon assuming the throne
appointed his fsvOrite uncle Grand Nizier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Peter J. Conway was born at Vermont,
Pa fWenfx-one years aco Is IL 1Ol in

a
high and weighs
ITO lbs. He made
bis first profession
al appearance on
the ball field in Buff
falo, 1855. He went
10 Kansas City ia
1856, but about the
middle Of the ses-
,son joined the De
.tToit club. Lsstyear
'be pitched very ef-
.fectiyely, bu; in the
)esrly part OF this,
caught cold IN his
arm while the team
was South. and
which incspacits
ted him from play
ing until q couple
Of m n I ths ago.
Since rejoiEinr the
team, however. be
ball, and has
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

wcosrEs. 0aio Oct. The Jury n TIE
roth murder trisi srougbt n. today. = vsr-
diet ~ murder in 'hs s~.t aexra- Frsa
Rofh sxhhesf sis ws - death n tha s~a--
irg - Jsnnsrv ts~r fsr ss shs wse en-
sexinx az sseixnattou trse vifh krtanr r.
Ris-ells = Toang nisr asn1 tailor 81 a =
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Inches IL hsigft and
weig chs 2io lbs. Big
Dan ss be = com
monly known nrst
started ss = pitoAeT IA
- FOR the "A spplneer
Il ais Cub. ). y aBd
IN the three following
years. PLAYED with
cubs In the vicinity
OF Troy. Bro0thers
joined the Buffalo
Club. which was then
q member Of the
League. where he re
ua.iassf unfil the Fall
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

which position be is now acknowledged TO
have no equal in the League. In 70 be
played in Albany, he went TO Cleveland in
80, and played there three years. excelling
all the fielders In the League in his posi-
tion In 1884 be left the League and joined
the st. Louis club, of the Union Associa-
ton under Lucas. In IS the st. Louis club
was taken into the League and Dunlap was
reinstated. He covered second base with
the St. Lvois League club for 's5 and part of
'sG. when his release was purchased bv the
Detroit base ball club, the price paid being
the largest sum ever paid for player by
any club in the country up to that time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

cured from Buffalo by
Detroit in 'S3 He is
20 years of age, FIVE
feet nine inches in
height. and weighs
10 pounds. Rowe
has been playing ball
PROFESSIONALLY over
ten years In ~ be
was 4 member Of the
Z,nssville wis .
Clsh. end in - he
and his brother were
the battery Of the
Peoria team. snd IN
"a the fr0thars wara
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

wv YoEs O-f 7.-Tbe Brsss Nsnuiso-
tsrsrs' Assocsssion today ordered that al
psezabers Of TIE Prsss Workers Tnion -
locked out tomorrow morning. sn5 thsf
TIE shoT,s rsmz5n cos1d uafiI theF sg-as
not - asmsnd SsiarasE hsf hoii5s5s
About fvs teoDxanf raSr ars sesce1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

with the Rock ford club. In 1850 ne was se-
cured by The BafTslos - eaichers and Tor
FIVE years was constantly behind tbs bat
and supported Calvin in his ralrlssf dsfs
In = Rove played short sfoF' ter the fuiss-
10 club until secured 81 Detroit anr since
being With TIE latter club bss occupied fhs,
position A fielder in his position hs il
st,ove the average. snd woiie not covering
"a much ground 80 some Snort slofs, = bat
eva~ COMES iuto his clutches "a bsndied
clsanlv ard thro~B sccursfeiy. His play
iux this rear e even sn improvement over
isSt As hstsrnsn hs sxosls- being : very
bard hitter. bss good ere for TIE bal, snd
rarely strikes ou%
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

BIS FIRST appearances
on the ball field. Ia
iss5 with the Dan
vile club of Indiana.
IN 1854 he was with
the Evansville club,
and in IS he played
with the Indianap-
oils club, until his
release was purchas
ed by the Detroit
club. Thompson is
unquestionsbly the
most valuable man
in his position in the
League. being a sure
catch of a fly ball
his forte being scoop
ing in line hits-and
and one OF the finest
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

the league who can cover the amount OF
ground be does. Some balls, seeming utter
ly impossible to get at. are pulled down BY
him with ease. and once he gets his hands
on a ball be rarely drops II. Hanlon is en-
gagged in the retail hat business in New
York. 10 which he gives nis personal stien-
ton during the Winter. Last year he had
fielding average Of 90. ranking eighth in
the League. and a batting average of PA.
This year his helding average Is about the
same-.920. but he has improved with the
stick lowing to the new rules, as he is
what is termed "a good waiter, and has an
average Of .3i5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

weighs l70 pounds.
He has been play
ing ball for thirteen
years. having start
ed out in 1874 at
Gloucester as a
catcher, which posi-
tion, alternating
with short-stop, he
occupied for two
wears. In '76 be
.blossomed out as a
pitcher for the
" "Quicksteps - of
Chester. In VI be
went 10 Auburn,
and played regu =
riv The position of
second base in
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

tienl anu Oue-lhii
inches high. and
weighs $50 pounds.
His lrst attempt al
lplaying bali Was with
ithe Gloucester n. j.
club, where he alter
3rsted on third base
and behind the bat.
In 1876 be played
2 with the Philadel =
phis club in the early
part of the season
aud finished with
the "Crickets" oi
Rim phamfon He
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

ls = 5 4. II inches
ir hss ghf and veizhs
10 Es5unds He f<St
oouHso oed pisving
With she Hastings.
Mfca~ clob a. sra
fs ar srEsnszs 1on
and wts v ter
from i74 70 lss8 IN
e - n 1R - fhe
sea-cn Iss4 Bs ~K
vss sgnef - =
wsrzee wt3a RI
was ther = 81 -
~ fhs p sstFrn
E4se1s - fhs st-
success. oT1g g
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

LAscAsrKs. Pa. Ool. a. aIlllaR New.
nsuider aud iDyenter. died here this aorn.
ing efan overdose Of merpkins. Hs hsd
been or a'sprce for some days spc wss en.
able 20 sleep. lie teoa steAspeonfui 0f the
drnk yestorcfy merning and Btesr woke,
dying this morning Of 3 o'cicrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

weighs about 175
pounds, and is 5 feet
10 inches in height.
He made his first
as a ball
player in a profes-
sional way in 1882
with the Grand Rap
ids Club, which at
that time was a semi
professional organI-
Eation. and the fol-
lowing year il form
ed one of the cities
of the Northw
ern League, as it did
in 1884 Durinp a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

IoxnsV. ort "A lsree ro-stne o. So
"a istr s1s snd arsr - wss heid tbs
evening - proses- sea,or creation =
ths Chsczgo Ensrotts's q rssoIution vas
sooYse6 FTafsstis sEsins' fne sxse10 0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

eLouoIsrEE, Mass. Oct. - The schooner
feregriDs White. while OF Cape Sable re-
Gently. picked up large srssish mass
which chemist II this city presesnoec to
be smbersris specimen weg~bs 426
pounds aud il worth So az ounce OF
$50 600 IN all
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
MICHIGAH'S PRIDE.
WINNERS or Tre LEAGUE pesSAsr.
"a sGa skstekss Of ths Laeky fhtx<sss
h-aabsEs of the Dssrokt H&ss
Ball Ct.e-kEd Of the
Lssx9s ss7soa.

The National Base Bal Ls&zns season
enos today. Detroit hss ven the psnnxnI
and every sdsliser Of the SstioEal game
Ia Michigan i proud VI Tie victory and
vin take pleasure n reading the sketches OF
members Of ths-club printed below. Next
Wednesday octo5eT Y, the Detroit Club at
home meet the 81. Louis BEos Is. winners
OF the National Association psansnt. IN the
nrst Of series OF games for the champion
ship OF the world. The railroads will sell
tickets al very low rates and il is probable
that Detroit will hold the largest Assem-
blage Of base ball enthusiasts ever seen IN
Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

unable to pitch much, but the manage
ment had such faith in him that they kept
him on the salary list although be did little
playing. This year he has proven that
their faith in him was not misplaced hav-
ing pitched in thirteen games. and winning
twelve of them. Since Dunlap's injury,
Twitchell has been playing as left fielder,
and has done it well. He is q very hard
and clean hitter. His hitting at first was
rather attributed 10 luck. bat il has since
been proven that he Is scientific bstsmsn.
AID j. now considered one Of the most re-
liable of the s.uggers."
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

wslrrt szssa : sastinore 4 s~n- csEes -
sceruaf cf terkness.
a reilsdelDha
tfhle<il.S 81 Eraes -
A. frslfe-
- s>~ss. a. Sievsis1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

years Of age. although
generally considered
to Be much Older. He
is 5 feet II inches in
height, and when in
.hall-pisyIDg conai-
xlon seishs 10
bounds. he bezan
paying bslI with toe
anton. " 7. ball
Ieinb slmoss ss soon
IS be begsn 70 yak.
and. with the exoep-
ton Of his retirement
for one yssT. has
been a. it ever since,
and it e said that
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

NAssIKSseN, Oct 1.-iT-sp~aksf Ean-
dali LEFT Nssbinriou tonight for Atlanta.
Ca. where lac vii deliver s8 addres. al he
opst ing Of The Piedmont exposition IN thss
city. o. Mosday
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

WsSETSsrok oct The Treasury sc-
dsv purcsss~d sssa SO sf 5oads. making
SIS - n all Tsnsrr0w = ne ssse ssv
hxsa fsr ne r1rchass q he Sl&o00 lAsk
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

ssHcv srv gaoss asslsrs As7s f. ss. BasiI-
i1iss Sc Go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

clae aod wsat io cklc&so. sna II tAls year
tae Caies<o Aaae wen tbs psBlant. In q
v hlEs Returned 80 kosssa and Boston tsls
ys4r ~resfsa shs p<2asat froz1 t1le1zs- In
= sn1 - Waite Hsyed VITA TIE Cneln-
nat giue 81 zad %. tie vent 81 Buffalo
IN = s8d played s~ith thst etas Ter ave
YEAR shd ia - slgnsd ~ish re Detroits,
his release having besn secured troD
Buffalo. he . one Of the big Four.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

LaSsiSo. Oct s.-Ths Supreme cpsr call
for Tuesday is a. losi9ws -. -. "a. 50. ~
81, Is. Ss, 81, 30. -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

II. standing of the cinbs ap - ard in
sssssins The games Of yesterday. = a. fol-
iowe
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Lawrence Twitchell, the general substi-
futa of the Detroit Club. vas born in Cleye-

land in 1864. weighs
175 pounds. and is
8 feet ii inches in
height. He played
ball for Columbus
in 1855. and in the
Fall of the same
year went TO Zanes-
Vile to pitch. While
with this club he
pitched against the
Detroits, and Man
ager Watkins took
such a fency to him
that he secured him
at once. Last year,
owing TO his CATCH
ing cold in the arm
in the early part of
the season, he was
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

long distance throwers living. He Is a DOW
erful hitter. having accomplished the feat
of making over two hundred actual hits
during the season, and at the present leads
the League in batting, and will probably
finish in this position. unless crowded out
by Dan Brouthers. Thompson is p years
of age. 6 #. , in. in height. and weighs 207
pounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Fred Dunlap, second bssemen, is 30 years
of age, five feet eight inches in height. ani
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

James 7. White. third bsseman, who is
ror,roo,I~ krowr a Deacon IL huf 40
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Deaais Broathers. ths great frat hzssmsE
lf TIE alnb ]. 81 YraL. nf az 8 ,eei
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

John c. Rowe. the short stop OF the club,
h the fourth men1her Of The Zig Fonrn So
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
ne Is geneF

Samuel l. Thompson, or big Sam" as
be b generally called bv his friends made
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Charles p BALDWIN. pitcher. known ss
ssThs adv wss horr - oTuel y 81. II
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

u los5, al which iime he joined the De
tToits, his release having been purchased by
them from the Buffalo. BrOuthers is con
sidered-with . possible exception of Anson
the most scientific alter IA the country.
De led the Lesgue IN batting in e2 snd So.
when q member of tue Buffalo Club, and
has never been below fifty, since he has been
connected with The League.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Hardy Richardson, the left fielder and
second baseman. il - wears Of age. i've ieet
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17

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urc.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17

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agreeable. Price 80 cents AT Druggists; by
mail reg stored 60 GEMS. Circulars free. ELY
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17
Somerset Reporter,

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The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17

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they are fast giving way to the gentle ac'
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booths Little Pills are entirely unlike all
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them They are very small, strictly vegetable.
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-17

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lan3tonite unter Der GibrerIdaft 6es
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fommeu. Die 9igiIanten muBten fi5
f@lisBli9 suriidsieben, na@bem iie
q DIT So6te unb a1t Werpuf1s >
b etc berloren bate, eenau bic bdIfte
Der gansen Mannf9aft. ueber bic Wers
lutte ber &duber mar ni9ts @enaues au
ermitteln. Ser 2ampf bate einen
gan3en Sag gebauert, BON frhb Mors
gems big gum Anbru6 Der Dunfelbeit.
9enberion bat bic 0erfolgung nod
ni6t aufgegeben. Ct miro nit 100
Mann ben 3ampf bon Neuem oufneb.
men unb 1T entldloRen, bic ganbe Bub
Srainers. bic ein e1refen bes aanaen
Sanbes 1T, gu berni1ten.
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